Today's marine audio gear is designed to stand up to the elements while providing a high-performance soundtrack to your waterbound adventure. Use our guide to learn how to pick the right components for your boat.

If you want your music to be loud, amplifiers are definitely part of the picture. But an amp can do much more than just get other people's attention.

Sun, sky, and open water — it doesn't get much better than a great marine audio system. But you don't want to pack electronics that can't stand up to the elements. This article will help you choose the marine stereo that's right for you.

This is a glossary of terms for marine audio and electronic equipment.

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Our video team traveled to Polk Audio to check out the extreme tests that their car speakers and marine speakers undergo.

There's plenty to enjoy about going out on the water in your boat. Whether your favorite maritime activity is fishing or waterskiing, it can be even more fun when you have a capable sound system to provide the music. Here's how we outfitted two different boats belonging to Crutchfield employees.

Warm weather is just around the corner for us, and our photographer, J, decided to put a new stereo system in his Moomba Outback boat, which he named Honey Badger. We jumped on the chance to lend a hand and get some great footage!

When Doug, Crutchfield's Operations Manager, started talking about doing some work on his fishing boat, a Grady-White Journey 258, we took advantage of the opportunity to watch the installation. Some folks from Poly-Planar, the marine audio specialists, offered to help with the work and even provided some of the gear.